Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-08-28
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cattle feeding On ranges in Eastern Ne.
VadA.
The family Of George Elnore, With
Tommy Warner. came in from the ranch
this morning.
There are said 10 be more horses In
training for the State Fair this year
than ever before.
Twesty.one thousand dollars have
lain unclaimed in q Hartford savings
bank for twenty years.
Bank Commissioner Geo. W. Cassidy
was a passenger by this mornings train,
en- route fOr Eureka.
Regular examination OF applicants
for teaehers' certificates at the Court
house commencing Tomorrow.
Nelson Brown, brother of Dick Brown,
left this morning for Union City TO meet
his brother who is expecting him.
DR.. J. Henderson aud District Attor-
ney Geo. +. Talbot left this morning for
Union City. the new mining camp in
Eureka county.
Rev. Pierce, the Tuscarora minister,
came down yesterday with Professor
Bowen and left by last evenings train
for Boston, Massachusetts,.
The San Francisco EIamIuer intends
to establish q telegraph line between
San Francisco and Los Angeles aud
will start a daily paper at that place.
Miss Minrie Gray arrived by last
evenings train from u visit Of some
weeks in California. She will open the
Carlin school next Monday morning.
The White Pine News says that men
whowere indictedby the Grand Jury two
years ago are walking around Phoebe as
big as life, aud there is no n 10 arrest
thin.
The overland trains continue to run
in two sections. Why would it not lie
a good plan to run Ii train each way
every twelve hours instead Of running
two sectionsg
The Digger Indians at a campooda
near Nevada City. Cal, allege that two
colored men recently outraged n four
teen year-old girl Of that tribe and in
licted fatal injuries.
A letter, mailed at Austin in this
State TO Galenn, Illinois, November &c.
1882, Wa received II few days ngo, hav-
ing been Just 1 years z months aud IA
days making the trip.
The Chicago Daily News special
from Des Moiues asserts that Senator
allisom's name will be suggested III the
State Republican Convention Wednes-
day, as IA Presidential candidate.
Joe Harlow, State Printer. was pre-
with a line gold watch aud chain
at HALEY. Idaho. on the last day OF the
Of the Grand Lodge OF the An-
cient Order Of United Workmen.
II. ID. Bowen came down from Tusca-
rora yesterday bringing his daughter
and Miss Amy Weston who will be np-
plicauts for teachers certificates at the
examination which opens to-
morrow
George Russell, President OF the Ne
Vada Live Stock Association, went down
to WInuemucca to day on business con-
nected with Association. He will make
a business trip to San Francisco previ-
Gus to his return.
An exchange says: Never judge by
appearance. A shabby old coat may
contain an editor, while the man wear
ing a heightened plug hat and sporting
IA dude cane may be IA delinquent sub
sbriber or advertises.
]. J. Hilton. Of the late firm OF II lton
< Suite. see notice Of dissolution else
where, left this morning for Mound
Valley. Mr.. Hilton will continne the
stock business in his own name. hav-
ing bought out his partner, Mr.. SUIT
tie.
We were mistaken in stating that Miss
Amy Weston would be mn applicant for
n teachers certificate ut the examina
ton which opens tomorrow. The lady
is n compositor in tue Times. Review Of
fee and came down with Miss Bowen Oh
a visit.
A. Delano, Of Decth, passed through
this morning en- route to Sitkn, Alaska.
Mr.. Delauo is an old trHpper who will
try the Attic regions in pursuit OF vaiu-
able furs, as the law enacted by the late
Legislature prohibits the taking Of
beaver in this State for a period Of ten
years.
Prof. ~. ID. Bowen gave the INDIE
Office a friendly call to-day.
lie reports lively times at Tuscarora
and informs us that IN the opinion Of
old residents the future prospects Of
that camp were never more favorable
than at present. We are pleased to
note the prosperity Of our neighboring
town. and trust that their fondest hopes
may he fully realized.
The War Department has relieved
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